Night train to Lisbon

Resource Information

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Label

Night train to Lisbon

Statement of responsibility

K5 International presents in association with K5 Film and Palmstar Media Capital a production of Studio Hamburg FilmProduktion GmbH and C-Films AG in co-production with Cinemate SA, C-Films (Deutschland) GmbH, TMG - Tele München Group, a Bille August film ; producers, Peter Reichenbach, Günther Russ, Kerstin Ramcke ; directed by Bille August

Contributor

• PalmStar Media Capital
• Studio Hamburg Film Produktion
• Lions Gate Entertainment (Firm)
• Cinemate SA (Firm)
• Mercier, Pascal, 1944-
• Huston, Jack, 1982-
• Rampling, Charlotte, 1946-
• Lee, Christopher, 1922-2015
• K5 Film (Firm)
• Irons, Jeremy, 1948-
• Olin, Lena
• Gedeck, Martina
• Latter, Greg
• Herrmann, Ulrich, 1959-
• Ganz, Bruno
• C-Films (Firm)
• Tele-München
• Diehl, August, 1976-
• K5 International (Firm)
• Zumbrunn, Filip
• Weissbrich, Hansjörg
• August, Bille, 1948-
• Laurent, Mélanie, 1983-
• Courtenay, Tom

Actor

• Huston, Jack, 1982-
• Rampling, Charlotte, 1946-
• Lee, Christopher, 1922-2015
• Irons, Jeremy, 1948-
• Olin, Lena
• Gedeck, Martina
• Ganz, Bruno
• Diehl, August, 1976-
• Laurent, Mélanie, 1983-
• Courtenay, Tom

Director of photography

• Zumbrunn, Filip

Editor of moving image work

• Weissbrich, Hansjörg

Film director

• August, Bille, 1948-

Film distributor

• Lions Gate Entertainment (Firm)

Production company

• PalmStar Media Capital
• Studio Hamburg Film Produktion
• Cinemate SA (Firm)
• K5 Film (Firm)
• C-Films (Firm)
• Tele-München
• K5 International (Firm)

Screenwriter

• Latter, Greg
• Herrmann, Ulrich, 1959-

Subject

• Lisbon (Portugal) -- Drama
• Teachers
• Teachers -- Drama
• Drama
• Self-realization -- Drama
• Europe
• Video recordings for the hearing impaired
• Fiction films
• Teachers -- Travel
• Feature films
• Portugal -- Lisbon
• Film adaptations
• Dramatic films
• Teachers -- Travel -- Europe -- Drama
• Fiction films
• Self-realization
• Video recordings for the hearing impaired
• Film adaptations
• Feature films

Genre

• Feature films
• Dramatic films
• Film adaptations
• Video recordings for the hearing impaired
• Drama
• Fiction films

Language

• eng
• eng
• spa
• eng
• eng

Summary

Latin teacher Raimund Gregorius finds a book by Portuguese poet and doctor Amadeu de Prado and his life is irrevocably changed. Determined to learn more about the author, Gregorius boards the night train to Lisbon and begins to piece together an epic story of oppression and revolution, loyalty and betrayal, love and jealousy, played out against the backdrop of a brutal fascist dictatorship. In his exploration of Amadeu de Prado's life, Gregorius finds that life can change in an instant

Cataloging source

TEFMT

Characteristic

videorecording

Credits note

Screenwriters, Greg Latter, Ulrich Herrmann ; editor, Weissbrich, Hansjörg ; production design, Augusto Mayer ; director of photography, Filip Zumbrunn ; music, Annette Focks

Dewey number

791.43/72

Intended audience

Rating: R; for a scene of violence, and brief sexuality

Language note

In English with optional Spanish subtitles; closed-captioned in English for the hearing impaired

LC call number

PN1997.2

LC item number

.N54 2013

PerformerNote

Tom Courtenay, Jeremy Irons, Christopher Lee, Charlotte Rampling, Lena Olin, Bruno Ganz, Martina Gedeck, August Diehl, Jack Huston, Mélanie Laurent

Runtime

111

Technique

live action